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    103. It’s time to cut off your son: Ramit’s 3 Lessons from Ep 102

    enJune 01, 2023

    Podcast Summary

    • Lessons from Ramit Sethi's Book for Financial Advice SeekersRamit Sethi's book 'I Will Teach You To Be Rich' offers solutions to common money questions, including paying off student loans, automating finances, and investing. Upcoming events in Philadelphia and Boston provide a chance to meet Ramit and learn directly from him.

      Many people come on the podcast seeking financial advice, but the answers to common money questions can be found in Ramit Sethi's book "I Will Teach You To Be Rich." The book covers topics such as paying off student loans, automating finances, and investing. Upcoming events in Philadelphia and Boston offer an opportunity to meet Ramit and learn directly from him. During a recent episode, Mike and Janice shared their struggles with financial independence after 39 years of marriage, highlighting the impact of upbringing and past experiences on money psychology. To gain deeper insights, Ramit plans to share behind-the-scenes moments and cut content from episodes every Thursday.

    • Exploring Unique Travel Experiences and Improving Sleep QualityDiscover new travel experiences with Viator, enhance sleep quality with 8 Sleep Pod Cover, and make life memorable in unique ways.

      There are various platforms and products that can enhance our travel experiences and sleeping quality. Janice shared her excitement about discovering unique culinary experiences through Viator, a travel activities marketplace, which offers a wide range of tours and adventures in over 190 countries. With millions of real travel reviews, flexible cancellation policies, and 24/7 customer service, Viator is a valuable resource for travelers looking to make the most of their trips. Additionally, Janice introduced the 8 Sleep Pod Cover, a high-tech solution for couples with different temperature preferences while sleeping. The pod cover fits like a fitted sheet, collects data, and uses it to adjust the temperature to each person's needs. This innovative product can help improve sleep quality and even gently wake you up in the morning. Lastly, Janice shared a heartwarming story about Mike's graduation, where his parents surprised him with a graduation card that listed every debt he had ever owed them. The card ended with a $100 graduation gift, making Mike's reaction a mix of amusement and gratitude. In essence, whether it's discovering new travel experiences, improving sleep quality, or expressing gratitude in unique ways, there are various tools and resources available to make our lives more enjoyable and memorable.

    • Childhood experiences shape financial behaviorsUnderstanding childhood experiences can help explain irrational financial behaviors. Compassion and empathy are essential when addressing complex financial situations.

      Our experiences, particularly those from our childhood, significantly shape our financial behaviors and perspectives. The story of Mike and Janice, who both grew up with alcoholic parents and faced various hardships, illustrates this point. Their past experiences deeply influenced their current financial situations and behaviors, which might not align with what others might consider rational. Therefore, it's crucial to approach people's financial habits with compassion and understanding, recognizing that their history may hold the key to their present actions. Additionally, the discussion highlighted the importance of open communication and addressing financial issues in relationships, especially when supporting adult children. Janice and Mike's situation underscores the need for empathy and patience when dealing with complex financial situations. Overall, this conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional and experiential aspects of money management.

    • Providing Financial Help to Adult Children: Consequences and Cycle of DependencySetting clear boundaries and expectations when providing financial assistance to adult children is crucial to prevent a cycle of dependency and potential long-term financial burden.

      Providing financial help to adult children can lead to unintended consequences and create a cycle of dependency. Mike shared an example of how he had helped his son financially in the past, including when his son was in bands and later when his girlfriend wrecked his car and couldn't pay for the repairs. Mike ended up paying for the repairs himself, intending that his son would pay him back. However, when his son stopped paying, he was still required to keep the lease on the expensive Land Rover he worked on, leading to a financial burden. Despite this experience, Mike's son continued to ask for financial help and even drove a more expensive car, a Jaguar. This situation highlights the importance of setting clear boundaries and expectations when providing financial assistance to adult children, and the potential long-term consequences of enabling their financial dependency.

    • Consequences of Enabling FinanciallyEnabling someone financially can lead to unintended consequences, affecting both parties' realities and financial stability. Be mindful of potential strings attached and consider the long-term impact.

      Enabling someone financially, whether intentionally or unintentionally, can have complex and far-reaching consequences. It can lead to a loss of touch with reality for the person being enabled, and it's essential to be aware of the potential strings attached. Additionally, growing up with wealthy parents does not automatically equate to spoiling or lack of hard work. However, being enabled or enabling someone with money is not a simple good or bad situation. It's crucial to consider the potential effects on both parties involved. Lastly, it's important to remember that having pets comes with real costs, and ignoring these expenses can lead to financial strain. Overall, being mindful of our financial actions and their potential impacts is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships and financial stability.

    • Hidden costs add up, even with seemingly small expensesBe mindful of hidden costs and one-time expenses when budgeting to avoid confusion and unexpected expenses

      When considering the cost of various expenses, it's important to remember that there are often hidden or "phantom" costs that can add up significantly. Mike and Janice learned this lesson when they realized the annual cost of vet visits for their ducks. These hidden costs can be particularly prevalent with more expensive purchases. Additionally, there are one-time costs that need to be accounted for in your budget. Failing to consider these phantom costs can lead to confusion about where your money is going. A simple example of this is the high cost of a luxury item, such as a $75 cup of tea, which can seem unattainable but the feeling of care and love it represents can be replicated in smaller ways at home. Peak Tea, a new sponsor, offers a solution with their cold-extracted, wild-harvested tea that is already pre-measured and brewed, making it a convenient and cost-effective way to bring a sense of luxury into your daily routine.

    • Considering Hidden Costs: Email Software and PetsBe aware of hidden costs when making financial decisions, whether it's for everyday expenses or significant investments. Factor in long-term commitments and unexpected expenses to make informed choices.

      Being mindful of hidden costs is essential, whether it's for everyday expenses like email software or more significant investments like pets. The speaker, Ramit, emphasizes the importance of considering all expenses, not just the initial cost. He uses Superhuman email software as an example of how it saves him over 10 hours a week through features like keyboard shortcuts and AI summarization. He also advises being thoughtful about pet expenses, which can include unexpected vet bills or long-term care. By factoring in hidden costs, we can make informed decisions and avoid financial surprises. Ramit also mentions his own experience with pets and how easy it is to underestimate their true cost. He uses the analogy of a duck costing $50 a month but forgetting about the expensive vet fees, making the actual cost much higher. Similarly, a hotel that seems affordable at $300 a night can quickly increase with added taxes, tips, and meals. The speaker encourages listeners to consider the long-term commitment and expenses of pets before making a decision. He suggests that it's essential to be aware of hidden costs and factor them into our budgets to make informed financial decisions. Lastly, Ramit offers a free month of Superhuman for IWT listeners by visiting superhuman.com/ramit.

    • Understanding pet expenses in detailFocus on the bigger financial picture, prioritize calculating actual expenses over categorization, and be prepared for unexpected pet costs.

      It's essential to have a clear understanding of your expenses, including those related to pets, which can add up significantly. During a podcast discussion, Ramit Sethi emphasized that focusing on categorizing expenses minutely, like cell b 32 versus b 46, may distract from addressing the bigger financial picture. He shared an example of how the cost of pet expenses, which was initially estimated at $100 a month, could double due to unexpected incidents, leading to a yearly expense of $24,100 or $200 a month. Ramit encouraged listeners to adopt a bird's eye view of their finances and prioritize calculating the actual expenses rather than worrying about categorization. He also mentioned that many people find comfort in controlling smaller aspects of their finances, but it's crucial to focus on the larger financial picture to make informed decisions.

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